Does
Argentine tango help one dance better ballroom? Does ballroom dancing
help one dance better A. tango? In other words, is there a
cross-training benefit or does one genre interfere with learning the
other?
Let me be more specific. Smooth (or traveling) ballroom dances, such as
waltz, foxtr
Any dancing experience helps learning AT, as dancers have more balance
than ordinary people.
However, I did notice that some women experienced in ballroom tend to
lean back, which makes it harder to lead them.
Sergey
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*Bob wrote:
*"Does Argentine tango help one dance better ballroom? Does ballroom
dancing help one
*dance better A. tango? In other words, is there a cross-training
benefit or does one
*genre interfere with learning the other?"
I firmly believe that if you start your dancing career under
profess
t she is standing. In ballroom, couples are on
parallel feet virtually all the time so there's less need for the man to
know which foot the woman is standing.
Michael
I danced Argentine Tango --with the Argentines
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